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A bank of 100 haunting, hollow and just slightly unusual cinematic sci-fi patches, from ambient, vacuous textures to obscure, atonal sequences, for Spectrasonics Omnisphere 2. This set provides the perfect solution for layering subtle sci-fi tones with more traditional instrumentation.

SampleTraxx is back with SHOCKING SIGNAL, a collection of big screen alarm, disturbed cinematic feedback, ping, distortion and re-amped production elements.

Shocking Signal is about alert, notification, danger, disaster, emergency, panic, siren, warning, static, bad signal, blast, broken circuit, electrics, glitch, neon, power and anything requiring sophisticated and extreme sound design.

137 Hi-Tech Braams, Morphing Bass, Transition, Cinematic Downers and Drops, Power Down, Time-Bending elements.

For Modern MovieTrailer, SoundTrack, Sound Design, Cutting Edge Techno and Bass music.

CUSTOM TOOLS - 570+ sonic elements for hi-tech horror sci-fi sound design.

1.5 Gb of disturbing material organized in 15 categories of unique and hyper-detailed sound effects for soundtrack, trailer sound design and aggressive electronic music projects.

'Progressive Techno' from Big Sounds is a sample pack that has everything you need to keep you busy for creating your next Techno track.

Inside you will find five Construction Kits in stem files (wet and dry) plus loops. You can find stems and loops for Bass, Melodies, Pads, Leads, Plucks, FX, Drums and vocal phrases.

'Vocal Moombahton' by Audentity Records is a sample pack inspired by modern Pop.

'Future Soul Music' from Audentity Records is a huge sounding sample pack filled with new ideas, music and inspiration. It's inspired by artists like Solange, Gallant, SZA, Miguel and others and has all the tools necessary to improve your creative process.

'Future House Selection' by Audentity Records is a Construction Kits pack focused entirely on Future House.

This pack, inspired by Don Diablo, Tiesto, Mesto, Moti, Calvin Harris, FTampa, Pep & Rash and others, consists of seven Construction Kits, each with their own set of MIDI, WAV, and synth Presets for Ana, Serum and Spire.

'Future House Music 4' is the latest chapter from the popular Future House series. It seems this popular genre never loses its popularity, labels like Music Freedom, Spinnin and others are still heavily supporting this genre.

200 custom made loops created by Rio Leyva of Internet Money

Learn how to use Live Loops in Logic Pro 10.5 to produce music. Instructor Scott Hirsch starts by introducing basic concepts for working in the Live Loops grid view. Next, Scott shows how to integrate the new Step Sequencer and Drummer Tracks. Find out how to establish a composition by building scenes in the Live Loop grid. Scott also demonstrates the process of recording your Live Loop performance into the traditional timeline. Explore how to use the new Sampler and Quick Sampler. After that, Scott introduces how to use Drum Synth, Step Sequencer, and how to design your own drum machine to create evocative-sounding and sequenced beats. Then, learn about mixing and remixing with Remix FX and Drum Machine designer enhancements.

The Blues is one of the most loved and recognizable forms in all of popular music. But the essence of the blues isn't limited to a 3-chord, 12 bar structure. The Blues is a powerful construct of harmonic and rhythmic elements we can easily draw from to craft bass lines across Rock, Jazz, Funk and any other style of music you play.

Interactive Video Masterclass for Acoustic Guitar
Some people say a great song is a marriage between the lyrics and the melody, but the groove plays a huge role in many of our favorite records as well. Hitmakers like Joni Mitchell, James Taylor, Chuck Berry, Chet Atkins, Paul Simon, Mark Knopfler and many other great songwriters are not only masterful lyricists. They also have a propensity for building catchy guitar grooves - hooks that propel the vocal and draw the listeners ear into the arrangement.

Interactive Video Masterclass on Blues Guitar Soloing
Growing up in Sweden, David Henriksson was heavily influenced by American Roots music played on electric guitar, especially the blues, but he also studied country, rock, and jazz. His ears have always gravitated towards more sophisticated melodic and improvisational approaches played over simpler chord progressions like the ones you find in the blues.

If your pentatonic and blues box licks are leaving a bit high and dry when soloing then that's your signal that it's time to step up your game — a rite of passage that all blues players must travel to get those more sophisticated blues sounds that they hear in their head, into their fingers, and onto their fretboards.